Refik MOLVA

Name: Refik MOLVA Service: Eurecom - Networking and Security  Function: Full Professor Email: Refik.Molva at eurecom.fr Phone: 04 93 00 81 12 Fax: 04 93 00 82 00 Office: 395

Research

Current research topics

Design and analysis of security mechanisms and cryptographic protocols for:

• self-organizing systems
• cloud computing and on-line social networks
• trust management
• privacy-preserving mechanisms

Current research interests

• His major interests are applied cryptography and design of security protocols and privacy-preserving mechanisms for networks and distributed systems.
• He has been responsible for several research projects on multicast key management and authentication, mobile network security, anonymity, intrusion detection, right management, and privacy in on-line social networks.
• Beside security, he worked on distributed multimedia applications over high speed networks and on network interconnection.

Current research memberships

• He sat in several expert committees for the European Commission and French National organisations such as RNRT, ACI Sécurité, AERES and in scientific committees for various academic institutions.
• He has been the PC chair for IEEE ICC Security Symposium, Securecomm, the general chair for ESORICS and RAID, and PC chair for several workshops as well as a program committee member numerous conferences in security and networking including ACM CCS, IEEE INFOCOM, ACM SIGCOMM, IEEE ICDCS, ACM ASIA CCS, and ESORICS.
• He is a member of the editorial board for Computer Networks, Computer Communications, and Pervasive and Mobile Computing Journals.

Selected publications

• 2011 - Broker-based private matching
• 2011 - Tracker : security and privacy for RFID-based supply chains
• 2009 - Safebook : a privacy preserving online social network leveraging on real-life trust
• 2005 - Policy-based cryptography and applications
• 2005 - Analysis of coalition formation and cooperation strategies in mobile ad hoc networks
• 2000 - Scalable multicast security with dynamic recipient groups